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  1. Probability Distribution Questions and Videos - Socratic

    Questions What is the difference between a discrete random variable and a continuous random variable? What is the sum of the probabilities in a probability distribution? What is an example …

  2. How do images from the Hubble Space Telescope supposedly

    The single or multiplex complexity of its extent is surmised. Overall, the continuous stream of data provided by the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) helps further analysis of stationary ground …

  3. Question #b60d4 - Socratic

    The mean value theorem states : If #f# is is a function defined and continuous on the Inteval #I= [a,b]# and differentiable on the interval # (a,b)#, then there is a value #c in (a,b)# such that

  4. Question #c2b5a + Example - Socratic

    Quantization of any physical quantity is that it can only take some discrete values and not continuous values. Example - Quantization of electric charge means that all charges in nature …

  5. Question #63a28 + Example - Socratic

    Sep 29, 2014 · There are three types of binary compounds: Type I, a metal of fixed charge and a nonmetal Type II, a metal of variable charge and a nonmetal Type III, two non-metals Type II …

  6. .There was a proposal for the new size of the advisory ... - Socratic

    Apr 30, 2018 · An Intuitive "proof": The function is defined for all values #x# with the exception of a discontinuity at #x=0#. Hence, given the restricted domain #x in (0,oo)# the function is well …

  7. Question #d1e9b - Socratic

    Please see below. f (x) = 5-1/x is continuous on the interval [1,4] because the only place it is not continuous is 0 which is not in [1,4]. Therefore, there is a c in [1,4] with f (c) = "average value …

  8. Question #5571f - Socratic

    R_f=(-oo,1] f(x)=1-sqrtx , x>=0 D_f=[0,+oo) f is continuous in D_f For xinD_f, f'(x)=-1/(2sqrtx) <0 , if x>0 so f is strictly decreasing in [0,+oo) R_f=f(D_f)=f([0 ...

  9. Suppose f (x) & g (x) are continuous on [a,b] such that f (a) > g (a ...

    Since #h (x)# is continuous for #x in [a,b]# and has opposite signs at the limits of the interval, Bolzano's theorem states that there is at least one point in the interval #bar x in (a,b)# such that:

  10. Question #3ca3d - Socratic

    c_1= {1/3 (1+sqrt7),1/3 (1-sqrt7)} c_2=ln (e-1) For the Rolle's theorem question, we have f (x) continuous and differentiable (since all polynomials are differentiable by the power and sum …